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Ayrlies Annual Plant Fair

AUCKLAND

13 & 14 MARCH - FREE

APRIL - 2026 NZ Gardens Trust Conference

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Set across 15 acres and developed over 35 years, Ngahuha Gardens is a carefully composed ‘manicured wilderness’. Owners Peter and Gerry Milsom have shaped a tranquil retreat filled with rare and unusual plants.

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Dating from the 1870s, Bannerman Park’s sheltered valley was cleared of gorse and broom in the 1960s and transformed with sweeping plantings of rhododendrons, conifers and silver birch.

Spring brings daffodils, camellias,

Openlands ★★★★

Established in 1961 on what was once a working farm, Openlands has grown from half an acre into a two-and-a-half-acre country garden. Former paddocks now hold sweeping lawns and perennial borders planted with camellias, rhododendrons,

Tasman Village Cottage ★★★★

Set on half an acre developed from a bare paddock in 1996, this garden is a thoughtfully structured garden designed to nourish both body and mind.

Trees, shrubs, and clipped forms — native and exotic — create

Kaipara Coast Sculpture Gardens ★★★★

Perched on west-facing slopes above the Kaipara Harbour, Kaipara Coast Sculpture Gardens is an evolving garden where landscape and contemporary sculpture are closely intertwined.

Tree planting began in 1994, and

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Paripuma — ★★★★★
Developed over 20 years from a windswept beachfront, Paripuma is a five-star coastal garden structured around formal design and expansive views across Cloudy Bay. Native plantings create important habitat for wildlife, compleme

Whakapuni Station Garden ★★★
Set on a working sheep and beef station near Martinborough, Whakapuni Station Garden blends historic plantings with thoughtful new development around a 1931 homestead. Formal borders of roses, peonies, lavender and hydran

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